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Business briefs - Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011
Careers
PERU — The Indiana State Police Peru Post has recognized two of its civilian employees, Cathy Shuler and Pam Woodhouse, for their more than 25 years of service.
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Elite place to meet
The owners of a banquet hall that opened this year have almost everything set up just as a post-Thanksgiving rush in business approaches.
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Artisans expand store
PERU — For Eileen and Friends Craft Mall, the approach has been opposite of every man for himself.
Every woman has worked together.
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Experts say small, struggling towns need broadband
Broadband Internet has become a must to propel the American economy, but lighter government regulations and low-income assistance would be necessary elements, a panel of industry experts said last week.
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Evansville exists everywhere
Evansville. How many central and northern Indiana readers have already moved on to something else?
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Business briefs - Sunday, Aug. 21, 2011
Closings
Designer clothing store Isreal Affordable Fashions will close at the end of the month, the business’ owner said recently.
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Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet opens
The word “Hibachi” in the name implies its Asian influence, but diners who prefer all-American entrees have almost as many options.
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Business briefs - Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011
Business openings
A costume shop and tanning salon plans to have a grand opening Wednesday.
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First Bank of Berne to acquire local bank
The First Bank of Berne announced a purchase agreement Thursday to take over AmericanTrust Federal Savings Bank, headquartered in Peru.
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Business briefs - Sunday, July 31, 2011
Personnel
Shelley R. (Hobson) Johnson, CPA and owner of Allman Johnson Company CPAs, has been elected president of the Indiana Board of Accountancy for the 2011-2012 terms. She was appointed to the board by Gov. Mitch Daniels in 2007 and is currently serving the second year of her second term.
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